Sentence examples for a director of programmes from inspiring English sources

Five was keen to have Gale in position as quickly as possible in order to not have a prolonged gap without a director of programmes.

AN (Ph.D). is a director of programmes at CORAF (Conseil Ouest et Centre Africain pour la Recherche et le Développement Agricoles)/WECARD (West and Central African Council for Agricultural Research and Development).

DA: I was brought in [as director of programmes of Channel 5, and promoted to chief executive four years later] by Greg Dyke, who is a particular champion of women.

Lucia Vianna Xavier, a director of the programme, is continually aware of the profound effects: "There's a saying that when you construct something physically, you construct your own self at the same time.

Tim Gardam, a former director of programmes at C4, was also on the Ofcom appointment panel, which used the former imcumbent Sir Michael Bishop, the founder of the airline BMI, as a model for a successful C4 chairman.

He was born Keith Elam in the predominantly African-American Roxbury neighbourhood of Boston, Massachusetts, where his father, Harry, was a judge and his mother, Barbara, a director of school library programmes.

"This challenge is underlined by the fact in 2013-14 nearly two thirds – 63% – of BBC1's pre-watershed weekday schedule was accounted for by just 10 programmes," said Liddiment, a former ITV director of programmes.

"It is certainly... of a scale that would be massive anywhere in the world," said Martin von Mirbach, a director of the Arctic programme at WWF in Canada.

·         Just had a profoundly disturbing call from a Director of a WHO programme in Geneva.

After the pilot won an award, ITV's director of programmes commissioned a series of Cold Feet, so Ripley worked on improving her character's accent by speaking to locals and mimicking their speech.

Jessica Horn is a feminist activist and director of programmes at the African Women's Development Fund.